This
section will feature a host of writers and musicians -
professionals as well as music enthusiasts who share their
zest for the medium through the written word with Dhwanii
readers regularly.
Our columnists are much respected members of society,
who have taken up Dhwanii's invitation to contribute their
time and service for our endeavour.
"It’s
a state of acceptance without thinking. It’s also
being smug without truly knowing, and listening without
really caring. At its best, it is cool and trendy, and
at its worst a symptom of a deeper, more deluding malaise.
It’s called WhoGivesAToss...."
Ameen
Merchant takes a wry look at the state of affairs in
the Indian music scene.
"Music
has become a big money spinning business across the country
today. I have young cousins in other towns and cities
who attend similar "Casio classes" and pay ridiculous
charges as fees. The parents are happy as long as their
kids can play a few songs in front of guests and relatives.
What they don't realise is..."
Vijay
Iyer dissects the Casio syndrome afflicting the nation
today.
"Sooner
or later, one of us would be a successor of Rahman or
Harris one day. And the rest of us would still be creating
unique Indian sound and putting India on the international
music scene..."
Dr.Pradeep
Immanuel pens an encouraging and inspiring article.
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